In order to get your torrent to seed, it helps when you first put the contents of the torrent in your Downloads folder where uTorrent downloads to. Otherwise, you will need to point uTorrent to where the torrent's contents are located on your computer.
I've always found the use of my retail skills to work with situations like these. The key is to focus on the better, without hitting too hard on the fault itself. You could call it avoiding the subject, but with sometimes, less is more when you're in that kind of position. One of the best ways to start this is so start with something like "Why don't we try…." as this leaves the understanding that you're experimenting and trying something new, while still maintaining control of the desired outcome. When the chemistry is right with both sides of the couple, things should start to spark as primal nature takes over when the desired target(s) are reached.
It's a bit of a different way of thinking of a solution, but it's a method that works great for a number of things, time and time again. It accomplishes the desired result (in this case, fixing a bad kisser), while putting the focus on the desired end result, without the need to point out what could be seen as a bad or negative aspect, or mentioning anything that would have a potential to become a sensitive subject matter. It's a rather different manner, but sometimes, it's the most effective.
I don't know of any methods or options that are legal, however I know of several alternatives that do accomplish much the same result. This ranges anywhere from "Whip-It's" to the use of more extremely elaborate methods such as a gas mask and a rebreather bag. They're not all fully illegal so to speak, such as "Whip-It's", as there's technically nothing wrong or illegal about purchasing a few cans of Cool-Whip :hehe:
While I can agree that there are some health benefits to eating cum, I can also say that what they don't commonly tell you is that believe it or not, cum is one of the most (if not the most) fattening thing you can possibly eat. It's kind of strange, really.
I think that the majority of the rules and such are available on the different language boards, but if I'm not mistaken, things like the upload guide, the list of banned material, and a couple of other important side pieces are not available in those languages. It would be awesome if we had language mods to translate these pages so that a user can just click the corresponding language flag/icon to have the page reload in their language. I think this may go a long way to helping solve that problem.
As for the original point, this would be dependent on each user individually opting to do this due to the nature of the way that torrents work… So it wouldn't be very practical sadly.
You can also use the chat the old fashioned way using a regular IRC client such as XChat using the following settings:
Server: irc.gaytorrent.ru
Port: 6697
Channel: #gaytorrent.ru
If you experience issues with the SSL chat, you can also try using port 6667 with SSL turned off. I haven't tried the non-SSL in a long while, so I'm not sure if the non-SSL is an option anymore.
PS I can remember when uploaders weren't anonymous
I know this time as the time of the "long long ago" as it were. These were the days before I went to jail, which was some time ago now.
While I can echo that waiting forever to download a torrent is frustrating, especially when there's no pictures, an improper or completely absent description, I do have to point out one key thing that you may not have considered.
A lot of the users that I see who seem to have this practice all come from a country where English is not their primary language, and most often, are using browsers with a system language other than English. I can't help but wonder with these cases if the problem in most of the cases may be that the user simply does not understand what is expected and does not have a sufficient knowledge of what they're doing to get the upload right by the rules as they're written. As a general rule, this is the reason why I encourage anyone who sees what they suspect may be multiple uploads by a slow uplaoder to report said uploads so that we can handle them accordingly. Just remember… Just because our average user cannot see information such as who uploaded a torrent, what all they're seeding, and what other uploads that they may have on the go, this does not mean that our staff and moderators are blind to this information. We've always been able to see such things, as our position within the site requires us to be able to. We have ways of dealing with these things.
This is likely the result of the HTTP 502 timeouts that we sometimes experience with the tracker causing your torrent client to not always want to update the tracker manually. This issue can sometimes cause the exact issue that you're speaking of.
This just occurred to me now…. shouldn't this thread be posted in the site features and requests section?
So far I'm really taking a liking to the new changes, including the new picture display thing
In my rummaging about the site, I have found the torrent you're referring to and modified it so that the incorrect categories do not appear. 
You can if your heart so desires, but it's not required.
I just looked at your profile and saw why you didn't get upload credit…. It's a duplicate that got removed from public view for one thing.... And for another, you haven't seeded it to completion. That's why you never saw the upload credit. The upload is stuck at 13.96% because you are not seeding it at all now.
It's a shame you cannot upload a new torrent. I could arrange to have a shit ton of SBP sent your way.
Our pleasures are quite simple… Just keep giving our weekly bag of drugs and we go away happy :lolp:
Actually, what you say is partially true… Thankfully, I have coverage that covers mine, but the cost of Truvada alone for PrEP purposes is well over $1000 for 30 days here. The average cost of all combined treatment meds is well over $3000 for a 30-day supply.
As for the meds being cheaper in the USA, HA!!! It's quite the contrary actually. They're often more expensive in the USA
@gaypraha2: While I completely understand your point of view on the subject, there technically has not been any breach of the rules by this topic continuing to grow. As a general rule, we only lock threads when there's a breach of the rules. This gives all users a fair chance to reply to just about every thread that has ever been, with some exceptions.
As I was writing this, I just thought of a great suggestion for the site features and requests section… In the forum software, there is an option to ignore certain forum boards. Wouldn't it be great if there were a way to be able to click on an individual forum thread, then when discovering that it's not a thread that you're interested in, click a button somewhere to make that entire thread just disappear to you?
On that note, wouldn't it be great if when you decide that you no longer wish to see any content posted by a particular user, you could click a little button somewhere in the post (like in the bottom corner) to mute all forum posts from that user? This would add an extra layer of privacy for some users who just do not want to hear from a particular user anywhere in the forum, rather than having to ignore the entire forum thread.